Why did the author tell so much about Teddy’s therapy and school experiences?
A to highlight how they contributed to his successful adulthood
B to show Teddy could attend high school if placed in special classes
C to prove that school is more important than therapy
D to make the first doctor sorry for giving such bad advice
Question & Answer
Why did the author tell so much about Teddy’s therapy and school experiences?
1 Answer
Verified archiveA to highlight how they contributed to his successful adulthood
The author emphasizes Teddy’s therapy and school experiences to illustrate how these factors were instrumental in shaping his development and achievements as an adult. By detailing his journey, the author shows the positive impacts of support and education on Teddy’s life.